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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1915
Page
4
A twelve year old boy Charley Bird of LaBerge was severely burned this week while exploring a route between Opal and Neyer seen by cavers. Reports say he is recovering slowly with medical attention and is hoped to improve.
Jeffers promoted to general superintendent of all Union Pacific lines. Brophy becomes Wyoming division head, Tousey moves to Ogden with new duties, and Woodruff shifts to trainmaster at Ogden. Green River changes include K Brooks becoming Seventh Division trainmaster. Pure Food Inspector Groston reports salt safety limits and moisture issues in macaroni. US food nutrition figures show over 300 million pounds of nourishing food weed annually. Water analyses praise Kemmerer water quality among Wyoming towns.
Mr and Mrs Harry Middlesworth departed early in the week headed for Pine to spend time at Mrs Middlesworths ranch near that area The article notes Mrs Middlesworths new marriage and her recent management of Nee Elk Hotel which she leased to Joseph Dealo a Paris Idaho resident known as a refined hotel man
The Green River stock yards handled busy local and through shipments including a notable 7005 head lamb consignments from Green River Live Stock Co White Mountain Live Stock Co and Big Sandy Livestock Co. The lambs, averaging eighty three pounds, head to Colorado feeders and are described as the finest yet shipped locally.
Mrs Osterhout and daughter Josephine sail for the coast with Mr Budd and Mrs Budd. The ladies depart Sunday morning for a month visiting Pair cities and other points. Mr Mudd hopes to join later, and Mr Osterhout may go along. Mrs Budd leaves the children with her parents at Midway.
Didnt Get Meat Gus Helbig and Harry Clark returned from a hunting trip on Gray's river with no game but say the trip was enjoyable. They note about 50 percent of mountain hunters return with meat due to reduced open territory limits. Old papers for sale at this office.
Harry Marquis brother of Dr J Marquis leaves Kemmerer by car with Dr Marquis and Missessie Hamilton for Evanston to take the Salt Lake bound train, then New York via Denver and Rio Grande to study voice at the Camrooche Musical School. This is his second year there and he plans to return to Kemmerer for next summer.
A son weighing eight and a half pounds was born to Mrs. Rose, with Robert K. Rose receiving a Chicago wire Monday morning. Mother and baby are doing well. Mrs. Rose is staying with her sister Mrs. A. D. Mack in Evanston, and they do not plan to return home for about a month, when Mr. Rose will travel east to meet them.
City council special session opened bids for triangle street lighting and decided to change wire type. Meeting adjourned to October 30 to allow bidders to adjust bids. Mayor J R Marquis, Clerk John Mason.
The Kemmerer band members meet twice weekly for practice and work on new music. They are using up-to-date material and hope to present a public concert during the winter season, likely in the nearby town.
Roy Daniel and Jerry Hale ran away from their ranch last week taking five head of the ranch horses and two saddle horses. Parents notified the deputy sheriff who started an inquiry at once. The boys were found at Steve Daniels ranch where Hale was employed. They left during the night and no word has come in on their whereabouts.
Clerk of the District Court Carl Cook, after a month away in the valley and Grays River country, returned to his Kemmerer home on Monday. He plans to resume duties as his term of office nears expiration.
About 100 head of extra good grade Hereford stock cattle in sale. Also seeking to buy about 500 good cattle. Contact W. A. Carter in Ft. Briger Wyoming by phone No. 19 or by writing. Appreciates any phoning or mail inquiries at any time.
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